AI Taught to Create Minecraft Mods from Text Prompts
A wide array of tasks is being delegated to artificial intelligence.
Fan-created mods constitute a considerable part of the Minecraft experience. Some creators have turned to modern technologies to streamline and automate the mod development process.
Enter CreativeMode — a project positioned as a tool for generating mods with the help of artificial intelligence.
CreativeMode functions like this: the player selects the desired element — a block, an item, or a creature — and then provides a description. The service generates a mod that can be installed into the game, so the user doesn’t need to write code to produce the modification.
CreativeMode already showcases a range of projects; for example, there’s a specialized pickaxe that, when used to break a block, builds a section of a glass-enclosed tunnel complete with tracks and lighting.
Source: iXBT.games
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